PEACE.LOVE.FASHiON
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No.
It's a scam. Definitely. Don't give out any information.
Do you seriously think that some random person would send you an email telling you to go and pick up a good amount of money?
Heck, if I was those people, I'd keep it!! |
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s w
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yes - it's a known scam. Ignore it. |
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Barack The Boat!â„¢
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NO but you are a fool if you accept it. ITS A SCAM!!! |
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Kenneth S
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haha...do you believe this..it happens all the time and people fal for it....it's sad...don't get a girlfriend from there promising to come to you lmao...I've seen this so many times they finally quit emailing me this stuff cause I give them bogus accounts lol...play with them and have fun |
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Apache Rose Peacock
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its not real don't waste your time. no one is going to randomly give you that much money. |
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Charlie
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Yes,I receive those nearly once a week. It is actually fairly well known. In fact, there is an episode of Malcolm in the Middle where Reece references a Nigerian General and a business deal. |
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luv2bawifenmom
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YES! I just got one tonight.delete it as soon as possible and ignore it! |
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cattitude1970
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my friend get those emails all the time they are scams the ain't no good! don't answer them or give out any information. Just press delete! |
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BEERBELLY
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I have and I am rich it is not a scam follow you r heart..... |
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Bat Thumb
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$800K??? Is that all? I'm always getting the good ones, like 15 million and such. Funny thing, though...every time I email them back and tell 'em I'll think about it for $50,000 (minimum), I never hear from 'em again. |
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Ivan
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Yes, and all you need to do is deposit a $5,000 check for them and wire $4,900 of it back. So when you deposit the check, it takes a couple of days to figure out that it bounces. But at that time you have already transfered your money and you get screwed..
And the $800,000? They exist in your dreams (or in your nightmare if you did transfer the money...) |
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alina
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all the time |
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Benny D
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Ah sounds like the classic scam? If it sounds too good to be true, it is! Check with your local law enforcement to see if anyone has reported the same or similar type of set up? Do not send them any money or give them any personal information,i.e, bank account #'s credit cards etc.! Good Luck! |
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Doing the Right Thing
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Yep. The best thing to do is to ignore such emails. Banks will never solicitate money over the internet. Intelligence reports say if you do give out personal information to someone you don't know, you will see your bank account wiped out within 24 hours and you will be broke. The money will then be used for drug trafficing or buy weapons to fund global terrorism.
So hear my advice, ignore these emails. |
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Patrick L
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Well known scam. Received many of those. Give a copy/print of the email to the authorities, like I did. They will try to track the people down and can use any information. After that delete it. Don't give a response. |
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jedimom
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It is a scam!!!!!!!!!! I received a similar email from someone pretending to be a lawyer in England wanting to send me $250,000. Don't answer the email or give them any information!!!! |
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cranky_gut
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all the time - i mark them as Spam |
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cjl1618@sbcglobal.net
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sure all the time. biggest Nigerian scams going. Some web sites play the players..it is alot of fun scamming the scammers back |
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verymuchyours
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Yes I have, several months ago. Any thing to do with
money and romance coming out of Africa is a scam.
There are many groups of people who sit in cyber cafes.
There sole purpose is to make money off of innocent,
needy people. They are very good at what they do!!!!
I still have a complete file of information that needs to be
turned in, for the last scam from there, that was tried on me. (kindhearted) |
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